You can use the Now() function, as Ken suggests elsewhere in this thread.
You'll probably want to use it as the control source of a text box in the
Page Header section of the form. If you need more control and flexibility
than that, though, you'll be much better off creating a report rather than
printing the form. As a general rule, it is better to use forms for
on-screen display and editing and use reports for printing. You have very
limited control over the printed output of a form.
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